Transcription of Repairing Pet-Damaged Lawns - Stover Seed: …
1 Apersistent problem with our canine friends is thatthey can cause damage to our Lawns . This damagebecomes evident in the fall, especially after a hotsummer. Pet damage, in the form of unsightly spottingand burnt patches of dead grass is primarily caused bytwo compounds in dog urine: salt, and excess nitrogenfrom ammonia. It is best not to fertilize areas where dog urine damage isevident. Surplus nitrogen in fertilizer can causeadditional injury to already compromised areas. Spottreating damaged areas by flooding with water via handwatering or a soaker hose will dilute the compounds andleach the salts into the soil, and away from the crown ofthe plants.
2 During cooler weather, these damaged spotscan be repaired by planting new seed. To repair pet damage, use a small garden spade to loosenthe soil. Remove the thatch, and expose the soil toreceive the new grass seed. Then follow the lawnplanting instructions from our website: When spring arrives, you can plant warm seasonspreading grasses like Transcontinental Bermuda Grassor Kikuyu Grass. Both act as self- Repairing grasses inburned out lawn areas. In the fall, Tall Fescue andPerennial Ryegrasses have been shown to be moreresistant to burning than other grasses. For moreinformation on these varieties visit: Pet-Damaged Lawns1415 East 6th Street Box 861715 Los Angeles, California 90086 Phone: (213) 626-9668 Toll-Free: (800) 621-0315 Fax: (213) Treats for Your Canine & Feline CompanionsAnother newitem we have released, Cat Grass,isdesigned to bring pleasure to the furry members ofthe family.
3 This seed enables you to plant a grassspecifically formulated for your dogs and cats tomunch on so that they leave your precious houseplants alone. Ask about it.
